Supplementary material S23: Video evidence for a change in behaviour during the production of a honeycomb jolting pulse with successive peaks.

<p>Video showcasing mite displacement for the jolting pulse with 6 consecutive peaks. This is a video excerpt taken from the honeycomb jolting video (S10) slowed four times for ease of viewing. The soundtrack, actually coming from the accelerometer itself, which is also slowed accordingly is included and provides the jolting pulses as audible &lsquo;clapping&rsquo; sounds. The jolting pulse that produces the vibrational trace with 6 consecutive peaks is seen first at the time stamp 12.265 min on the x axis. The mite moves in a rightwards direction before immediately moving the body forwards, unlike the commonly seen singular left or right body displacement. This is followed by a jolting pulse at the time stamp 12.275 min, which showcases this commonly described movement, as a comparison.</p>